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HEADACHE: MIGRAINE AND TENSION-TYPE
Natalie T
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Migraine is a common, recurrent headache characterized by moderate-to-severe intensity and various accompanying symptoms. The chapter outlines the clinical presentation of migraine, including premonitory and aura symptoms, as well as the typical pain characteristics. It also covers both acute and preventative pharmacologic therapies, alongside nonpharmacologic treatment options. The importance of monitoring therapeutic outcomes and identifying triggers is emphasized for effective management.
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